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Forum: Speed - Electric

10-24-2009, 02:41 PM

Replies: 31

MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

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Posted By westbeach

RE: MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

Trim tabs are a hit and a miss. Best to try it with and without. I don't run trim tabs on my DF Storm mono whereas a lot of guys do! Turn fins do help stabilize the boat, specially at high speed...

Forum: Speed - Electric

10-24-2009, 01:13 PM

Replies: 31

MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

Views: 6,988

Posted By westbeach

RE: MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

Raylon,

You could get away with only changing the rudder bracket. By means of making your own, remembering to keep the rudder as close to the stinger as possible, without hitting the prop!! I...

Forum: Speed - Electric

10-24-2009, 10:13 AM

Replies: 31

MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

Views: 6,988

Posted By westbeach

RE: MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

Raylon,

You're using the wrong hardware on this little boat. Your rudder should not be that far off to the side. It's almost acting like a turn fin/rudder. You need to get a strut with a built...

Forum: Speed - Electric

10-23-2009, 10:18 PM

Replies: 31

MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

Views: 6,988

Posted By westbeach

RE: MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

Raylon,

The stinger looks real long ,must just be the angle you took the pic. Where does the leading edge of the rudder sit in comparison to the prop. It looks like the rudder standoff/bracket...

Forum: Speed - Electric

10-23-2009, 08:29 PM

Replies: 31

MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

Views: 6,988

Posted By westbeach

RE: MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

Raylon,

Please post a pic of your transom, this can give us a better idea of whats causing issues.

Forum: Speed - Electric

10-13-2009, 10:04 PM

Replies: 31

MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

Views: 6,988

Posted By westbeach

RE: MHZ Shockwave-M Thread

Raylon,

You need to run your batteries in Parallel, not series. Series would yield disaster as you would double your voltage from 11.1V to 22.2V however if you ran parallel, your voltage stays...

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